Is affecting investment and that is basically future growth, so when you have Investment Decisions being delayed and baddiel and in some cases, just forgotten altogether, it tends to lead to negative outcomes in the future. That is when people might not be able to pay their debt. I suppose one of the interesting things about all of this is the talk that there had been over a number of yea rs that there had been over a number of years about the importance of rebalancing the economy, particularly after the financial crash. That does not appear to have happened in the way that people like George Osborne when he was chancellor were hoping would be achieved. Yes, the rebalancing the shift away from the Financial Services into more manufacturing. On the march of the makers, i am not wearing a high vizjacket but you can pretend it is not necessarily happening to the same extent and a lot of people thought that the depreciation of sterling that has fallen by 50 , that we would get that post, b
to think about it. i try and think as originally as i can about every subject, and that involves not thinking, well, i m a left wing person, so i must think this about this. i think it s been very alienating for mostjews, the experience of the labour party, and mostjews, a lot of whom, the people i know, even though there s lots ofjews who presumably vote conservative, but the ones i know tend to be quite progressive, and they have felt alienation. they ve felt homeless, is what s happened. and this is going to probably be the final thought. but one interesting review of the book said this, and it actually came from a jewish reviewer, a guy called joshua alston, he said, baddiel s deep sense of melancholy is felt keenly throughout this book, and i guess maybe even the title points to that. you know, so i come back to the very beginning you as a professional funnyman and whether there is a deep sense of melancholy in you. probably! you should address that question without laughin
as i can about every subject, and that involves not thinking, well, i m a left wing person, so i must think this about this. i think it s been very alienating for mostjews, the experience of the labour party, and mostjews, a lot of whom, the people i know, even though there s lots ofjews who presumably vote conservative, but the ones i know tend to be quite progressive, and they have felt alienation. they ve felt homeless, is what s happened. and this is going to probably be the final thought. but one interesting review of the book said this, and it actually came from a jewish reviewer, a guy called joshua alston, he said, baddiel s deep sense of melancholy is felt keenly throughout this book, and i guess maybe even the title points to that. you know, so i come back to the very beginning you as a professional funnyman and whether there is a deep sense of melancholy in you. probably! you should address that question without laughing. well, what i find funny about that is that ther
well, i m a left wing person, so i must think this about this. i think it s been very alienating for mostjews, the experience of the labour party, and mostjews, a lot of whom, the people i know, even though there s lots ofjews who presumably vote conservative, but the ones i know tend to be quite progressive, and they have felt alienation. they ve felt homeless, is what s happened. and this is going to probably be the final thought. but one interesting review of the book said this, and it actually came from a jewish reviewer, a guy called joshua alston, he said, baddiel s deep sense of melancholy is felt keenly throughout this book, and i guess maybe even the title points to that. you know, so i come back to the very beginning you as a professional funnyman and whether there is a deep sense of melancholy in you. probably! you should address that question without laughing. well, what i find funny about that is that there s something very comedy about the melancholy old jew. it sp
important time in the uk when the labour party led at the time byjeremy corbyn was being accused of completely failing to address anti semitic elements within it. and i wonder if it s led you to fall out of love with sort of the labour party and left of centre politics. i don t know if i was ever in love with the labour party. for a long time now. i come from a left of centre position, and, you know, when i was young, i was pretty left wing. i went to some young communist meetings, but i would now say that i am someone who imposes no ideological map on the world to think about it. i try and think as originally as i can about every subject, and that involves not thinking, well, i m a left wing person, so i must think this about this. i think it s been very alienating for mostjews, the experience of the labour party, and mostjews, a lot of whom, the people i know, even though there s lots ofjews who presumably vote conservative, but the ones i know tend to be quite progressive, and they